JI1FGX/DU9 Amateur Radio Diary, Mindanao, Philippines, IOTA OC-130
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A diary of life in Mindanao.
26/11/07  SatBox_Ver0.1.1c-beta IC-9700 Test VersionUpdated
26/11/07  SatBox User GuideUpdated
26/11/03 An FT-847 for SatBox DevelopmentUpdated
26/11/02 Buying a ZT219 Digital MultimeterUpdated
26/10/28  Building a home server using Linux
26/10/27  Repeater Controller Features and Settings
26/10/27  Repeater Controller Board and Firmware
26/10/26  JTDX Auto Run Ver0.7.7Updated
26/10/26  WSJT-X Auto Run Ver0.1.6Updated
26/10/22  Memories of UNIX and Networking from My Yonezawa Ham Shack
26/10/20  Acquiring a YAESU FT-2600M for a Repeater
26/10/19  Rotator Relay Interface for Sale
26/10/18  Kenpro Rotator Interface KiCAD DATA
26/10/17  JOTA in Indonesia: Jamboree on the Air
26/10/17  You Can Now Leave Comments
26/10/11  Installing Arduino IDE
26/10/09  DXCC200 Sticker Arrives from ARRL
26/10/08  SatBox Cloud Released
26/10/06  Bought an ECS LIVA Z Mini PC on Yahoo Auctions
26/10/05   QSO with C5R in The Gambia
26/10/04  Installing Raspberry Pi OS
26/10/02  Repeater Controller Features and Settings
26/10/01  Repeater Controller Board and Firmware
26/09/30  Ordering PCBs and Assembly from JLCPCB
26/09/24  UNITRUST Electronics Parts Shop
26/09/22  Kenpro Rotator Interface
26/09/18  SatBox KiCad PCB and firmware
26/09/14  designed a circuit board for SatBox
26/09/12  Solar Power System Plan
26/09/09  Satellite SatBox Part 4
26/09/04  My grandson Zion
26/08/29  Ham Fair 2026 to be held
26/08/25  QSO with RI1FJL from Franz Josef Land
26/08/23  Satellite QSO via RS-44
26/08/22  Currently, Satellite VUCC46
26/08/16  Satellite SatBox Development in Progress - Part 3
26/08/05  IC-820H Receiver Sensitivity Test
26/08/02  Satellite SatBox Development in Progress - Part 2
26/07/16  Delivery of the 3D printed panels
26/07/09  Development of SatBox for satellites
26/07/05  Weather Monitor Indoor Unit
26/06/30  Creating data for 3D printers using FreeCAD
26/06/16  Installing an AS5600 magnetic encoder on a KR-500.
26/06/05  Grandson Zion's CQ
26/06/04  Replacing the potentiometer on the KR-500 elevation rotator
26/06/03 Making a Repeater Controller Pert4
26/06/01   Weather Monitor software
26/05/31   Weather Monitor
26/05/21   JTDX Auto Run BUGFIX
26/05/17  Repair of satellite antenna system
26/05/13  Repair of Alinco DR130
26/05/07  Making a Repeater Controller Pert3
26/05/03  Indonesian satellite friend YC8RPK
26/04/26  DXCC200 achieved
26/04/23  Communication via ISS voice repeater
26/04/20  WSJT-X Auto Run Ver0.1.5
26/04/19  Got an Alinco DR-130
26/04/15  Clublog Charts
26/04/10  Regarding POC transceivers
26/04/08  Using KENWOOD AT-300 with YAESU radio
26/03/17  How to establish a radio club in the Philippines
26/03/10  KENWOOD AT-300 with YAESU radio
26/02/27  Philippine NTC Amateur Radio License Examination Question Bank
26/02/20  Package received from JK1SNS
26/02/18  Temporary License Renewal
26/02/14  Satellite Tracking Software SatTrack
26/02/05  Making a Repeater Controller Pert2
26/02/02  CQ on satellite IO-86
26/01/27  Shack & Repeater Controller
26/01/16  Making a Repeater Controller
26/01/16  Making aRotator Interface PCB
26/01/10  Satellite antenna installation
26/01/08 WSJT-X Remote Operation
26/01/07 JTDX Remote Operation
26/01/04  log_reciver_Ver2.6.6
26/01/04  Tailscale VPN software for JTDX_Remote

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DXCC 200 Achieved — Sticker Arrives from ARRL (October 9, 2026)

Mail from ARRL

The mail contained my DXCC 200 sticker.

I received my DXCC 150 endorsement on June 9, 2025, and reached DXCC 200 on April 26, 2026.
The sticker recognizing that achievement has now arrived from ARRL.

DXCC 200 sticker received from ARRL

I moved to the Philippines in December 2008 and began operating in 2009. After about 17 years, I have finally reached DXCC 200.

DXCC achievement record

DXCC is an international amateur radio award that recognizes operators who have successfully contacted and confirmed radio communications (QSOs) with different countries and territories around the world. In amateur radio, these countries and territories are called **“entities.”** Some islands and territories are counted separately, even if they belong to the same country. This means I have now successfully communicated with amateur radio operators in **200 different entities around the world**, using my own radio equipment and antennas. It's a special achievement for me and an important milestone in my amateur radio hobby!

Record of the DXCC 200 achievement

My Next Goal: VUCC Satellite 100

I began satellite operation on February 8, 2026, and have had QSOs with 489 stations as of October 9, 2026.

My VUCC account on LoTW currently shows 69 confirmations for Satellite and 127 for 50 MHz. The screenshot below shows the confirmed totals before submitting an award application.

My next goal is to reach VUCC Satellite 100.

LoTW VUCC account showing 69 Satellite and 127 50 MHz confirmations
October 8, 2026  October 11, 2026